Park City Utah Carpet Cleaning Pet And Child Friendly Quick Dry Service Launched

Jul 15, 2020

Chem-Dry of Park City have announced a new carpet cleaning service for residents of Park City, Utah. The company utilizes a unique hot carbonated cleaning process coupled with biosafe cleaning solutions.

Park City, United States - July 14, 2020 /PressCable/ —

Chem-Dry of Park City have launched a new range of carpet cleaning services for residents and businesses in the Park City area of Utah. The company use the latest and most powerful equipment and non-toxic cleaning solutions to ensure an unsurpassed carpet cleaning service.

For more information please visit the website here: https://carpetcleaningparkcityutah.com

Chem-Dry of Park City is a leading USA carpet and upholstery cleaning franchise which originated in 1977. The business has since grown to have over 4,000 locations worldwide.

The Park City franchise, in common with all Chem-Dry service providers, operates only with the unique Chem-Dry cleaning process. This is guaranteed to be safe and non-toxic.

Their Chem-Dry proprietary Hot Carbonating Extraction cleaning process provides a deeper longer lasting clean for a healthier home and works by creating effervescent bubbles which penetrate fibers to dissolve dirt and lift away stains.

This unique approach to carpet cleaning results in a healthier home environment. Their equipment uses the power of carbonation to extract more dirt and grime from the carpet getting down deep into the fibers.

This deep clean process only uses half the amount of moisture that traditional steam cleaners require. This ensures carpets will dry much quicker and prevents the risk of any mold or mildew growing underneath the carpet.

Their biosafe cleaning solution brings dirt to the surface from deep within the pile and the high-tech suction equipment efficiently removes the grime to leave even deeply soiled carpets appearing as new. This kind of cleaning is ideal for family homes as it is non-toxic and safe for pets and children.

Many homes have house mite infestations in their carpets that homeowners will be unaware of because the creatures are microscopic. The dust mites create allergens that can be a health risk creating hayfever symptoms and even provoking asthma attacks.

Because of the microscopic size of these particles, they are easily inhaled when the area is disturbed by cleaning. Chem-Dry’s unique deep cleaning process removes all traces of housemites and will leave carpets free of allergens.

Chem-Dry recommend that households with pets, smokers, children, and a lot of foot traffic need to have their carpets professionally cleaned at least two times each year. This regular service will remove dust mites, pet dander and allergens and the abrasive particles and dirt that can shorten the life of a carpet.

Those wishing to find out more can visit the website on the link provided above.

Contact Info:
Name: Daryl Olsen
Email: Send Email
Organization: Chem-Dry of Park City
Address: 1776 Park Ave #4-336, http://carpetcleaningparkcityutah.com/, Park City, Utah 84060, United States
Phone: +1-435-649-0400
Website: https://carpetcleaningparkcityutah.com/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 88967986

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